FatahMed uses the same formulation approach for its Human Health and Animal Health ranges. This page keeps two things apart: general background on the kinds of products FatahMed makes, and the facts verified about FatahMed’s own certified facility.
9 organisms recur across the 9 published Animal Health premixes. This map is generated from those compositions — not an illustration of them. Point at a node to see where it appears.
Pediococcus acidilactici
Documented in 8 of 9 premixes
Aquatics · Birdie · Honeybee · Horse · Pet · Pond · Poultry · Ruminants
Category science that helps explain FatahMed’s formulations — general and educational, not a claim about any specific product’s performance.
A probiotic is a live microorganism that, taken in adequate amounts, is intended to support the host. A prebiotic is a non-digestible ingredient that selectively feeds beneficial bacteria already present in the gut. When a formulation combines both in one product, it is described as a synbiotic — the general term for a probiotic-prebiotic pairing, not a claim about any particular brand or outcome.
Appears in LifyLact Flor, LifyLact Daily, LifyLact Drop, LifyLact Kids
Concept illustration — educational, not a product claim
FatahMed’s published Human Health catalog is formulated across multiple delivery formats — capsules, oral drops, sachets, tablets, and drinkable vials — reflecting different formulation and dosing needs across the catalog rather than one single format.
Capsules in the published catalog: LifyLact Daily, LifyLact Fertireal, LifyLact Flor
Format illustrations — not product photography
FatahMed’s certified manufacturing scope covers three animal-feed formulation categories — premix, feed additive, and supplementary feed — as printed on the facility’s own management-system certificates. These are certified manufacturing categories printed on the facility’s certificates — a statement about the manufacturing scope, not about any individual product’s composition or performance; the published Animal Health lines are listed in the Animal Health catalogue.
Consistent definitions for the formulation terms used across this page.
The general science above explains formulation categories — it is not a claim that any specific FatahMed product has been clinically tested for a particular outcome. What is independently documented is the manufacturing platform itself: see Quality & Certifications for the certificates that verify FatahMed’s management systems.
